Sentence examples for rightfully chosen from inspiring English sources

Tonchidot today showed they were rightfully chosen as a TechCrunch50 finalist.

The DTSC has rightfully chosen to spend public dollars to accelerate the investigation and clean up the lead contamination now, and try to recoup the money from Exide later.

And then she chooses, rightfully, to avoid the awkward consequences of translating personne as "no one" (using, instead, "none of us") because it permits her to use the plural possessive pronoun ("our"), rather than having to choose a singular pronoun of one sex or the other.

"This is a situation where a group of disgraced previous leaders who were rightfully removed from office have chosen to put the interests of 43,000 union members beneath their personal self-interest".

After submitting a handful of other ideas — from an Alaskan Eskimo who can't cast his vote for Sarah Palin because of global warming to a K.K.K. member standing in a voting booth, identifiable only by his white cone hat — which the magazine rejected ("Rightfully so," minds Staake), "Face-Off" was chosen to be the cover.

Rightfully, at times, we choose to rile them.

No deaths were more public on September 11 , 2001 than those of the so-called "jumpers," a word that many have rightfully called a misnomer, because these were certainly not the deaths these people would have chosen for themselves.

And what is rightfully theirs is anything they choose to take.

Low-wage workers – many of whom live paycheck to paycheck – sometimes choose silence rather than claiming what's rightfully theirs.

God chose to address the entire mankind, and rightfully so.

That the study used volunteers might also have caused seroprevalence to be underestimated if those who rightfully believed they had had MHF in the past, chose not to take part in the study.